Hello,
I posted the problem below. One response questioned the version of
Java and IJ. We upgraded the Java to the latest 1.6, and ImageJ has
always been latest beta. Still, adjusting the histogram by
Brightness/Contrast or Color Balance continues to corrupt the
histogram of the visible slice as though the right hand histogram
limit has been dragged far to the left. A problem that occurs on 8-
bit, 16-bit and RGB images, but doesn't occur on every file or on all
channels.
On the other hand, with the new version of Java, we can now assign
>1.8 Gb RAM on a 64-bit Linux system. Currently setting the ImageJ
memory to 5120 Mb.
Regards,
Glen
> With Linux and WinXP versions of ImageJ I've found that adjusting
> colors on RGB stacks often corrupts the histogram of the visible
> stack slice. As I adjust the limits of the histogram performing a
> histogram stretch, the upper limit moves to the left by itself and
> the image becomes saturated. the remaining images in the stack are
> not affected. This seems to occur about half the time, but not at
> all with OSX.
>
> Is this something that I can avoid?
>
> thanks,
> Glen
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